Every Tuesday, business and marketing expert Allison Graham joins Craig to discuss headline business stories. Today they chat about wireless service as a possible election issue, the pulling of Johnny Depp & Dior's ad following protests, and avoiding scams.

As a new school year is set to begin at London's post-secondary institutions, Western's new president and vice-chancellor Dr. Allan Shepard sits down with Craig to chat about issues facing the university and community as a whole.

Back-to-school shopping is in full swing and parents are already scouring online and in-store for this years' classroom wish list. According to a recent survey, parents plan to spend a whopping $507 shopping for the upcoming school year, which is up $40 from last year. Katie Hammill from RetailMeNot joins Devon to discuss.

August 28 will mark two weeks since the gas explosion that destroyed three homes and damaged many more along Woodman Avenue in Old East Village. What is it about stories like the explosion that create such an emotional response? Dr. Sarah DeYoung from the University of Delware joins Devon to discuss.

Former deputy mayor Paul Hubert, former city councillor Cheryl Miller, and lawyer Ali Chahbar join Craig to discuss transit, Downtown London, London Middlesex Housing, and homelessness in the city.

Former city councillor Jared Zaifman and Ward 2 councillor Shawn Lewis join Craig to discuss the news of the week.